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v j iwu WEBER STATE COLLEGE O Jin:izr r -j " """ I o n I o J v ! J J L I IE I L 9 11 - ! - r BaVImici: ' -; ' - L J I ? - - I ft ' - ' - " V -"- 4 ; ;V -- - - I ? ,i" : ; - ' - v -1 f. ' - - - ' " " ' The DaVinci exhibit in the Art Building attracted more than just student interest. Shown here are cameraman Kerry Jensen and reporter Jeff Scott of television station KTVX, who filmed part of the exhibit for a scientific series. Resources Wasted Daily Immensely valuable resource materials are being wasted daily in large amounts in urban waste which is not subject to recovery processes, Sherrie Snell, Ogden manager of administration for Teledyne National, told a Weber State College audience Monday. Ms. Snell was guest speaker for the regular monthly meeting of Sigma Xi, national research fraternity. "Fuel materials equivalent to millions of gallons of oil are being wasted annually in Weber County," she said. "Recovery greatly lengthens the life span of a land-fill garbage disposal operation. Land for such fill areas is becoming harder and harder to find and subject to continually tightening government regulations," Ms. Snell continued. From municipal solid waste which has been recycled, things can be recovered which include such things as ferrous and non-ferrous metals, paper, glass, and "fluff" which can be utilized successfully as fuels. Even if such operations may not be quite to the break-even point yet, they are about the only way to handle garbage economically, what with the increasing difficulty of land-filloperations. December 2,1980 A Mae Displaced by Dorothy Alsup The IBM Corporation's travelling Da Vinci exhibit will be on display in the WSC art department gallery until Dec. 12. The exhibit features such inventions as a helicopter, military tank, flying machine, parachute, pile driver, and one of the first clocks to measure minutes as well as hours. Leonardo DaVinci was a very ingenious man. He was not only an artist, but a scientist, inventor, philosopher, and a writer as well. For many years, his accomplishments were not discovered, and for a very good reason. No one could read what he wrote. DaVinci wrote most of his material from right to left, and in his own unique style of shorthand.He would take two or three shorts words, and combine them into one long word; or take one long word and break it into a couple smaller ones. DaVinci also had the tendency to change subjects from one paragraph to the next. For instance, he would start by discussing 'What bodies will display lustre but not look illuminated?', and in the next start discussing 'Of trees that are lighted by the sun and by the at- "Also, they are returning to commercial and other use materials which are in increasingly short supply in a rapidly growing nation which must give more and more attention to recycling what it has," Ms. Snell said. "One of the problems which Teledyne and others in the same field run into nationally are the political difficulties which seem to have a penchant for showing up around garbage recovery projects." She added that the Weber County Teledyne operation is doing well and expanding its equipment. OGDEN UTAH Volume 41 mosphere.' He was also concerned about the welfare of the human race. He said in his notebook, '...And how and wherefore I do not describe my method of remaining under water... And I do not publish nor divulge these, by reason of the evil nature of men... Nevertheless I will im Issue 21 part others, which are not dangerous...' Jean Paul Richter, author of The Notebooks of Leonardo DaVinci, said 'He was born centuries before his time. What would he have been able to accomplish now? It is too bad we will never know.' I ! 5 - I j

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v j iwu WEBER STATE COLLEGE O Jin:izr r -j " """ I o n I o J v ! J J L I IE I L 9 11 - ! - r BaVImici: ' -; ' - L J I ? - - I ft ' - ' - " V -"- 4 ; ;V -- - - I ? ,i" : ; - ' - v -1 f. ' - - - ' " " ' The DaVinci exhibit in the Art Building attracted more than just student interest. Shown here are cameraman Kerry Jensen and reporter Jeff Scott of television station KTVX, who filmed part of the exhibit for a scientific series. Resources Wasted Daily Immensely valuable resource materials are being wasted daily in large amounts in urban waste which is not subject to recovery processes, Sherrie Snell, Ogden manager of administration for Teledyne National, told a Weber State College audience Monday. Ms. Snell was guest speaker for the regular monthly meeting of Sigma Xi, national research fraternity. "Fuel materials equivalent to millions of gallons of oil are being wasted annually in Weber County," she said. "Recovery greatly lengthens the life span of a land-fill garbage disposal operation. Land for such fill areas is becoming harder and harder to find and subject to continually tightening government regulations," Ms. Snell continued. From municipal solid waste which has been recycled, things can be recovered which include such things as ferrous and non-ferrous metals, paper, glass, and "fluff" which can be utilized successfully as fuels. Even if such operations may not be quite to the break-even point yet, they are about the only way to handle garbage economically, what with the increasing difficulty of land-filloperations. December 2,1980 A Mae Displaced by Dorothy Alsup The IBM Corporation's travelling Da Vinci exhibit will be on display in the WSC art department gallery until Dec. 12. The exhibit features such inventions as a helicopter, military tank, flying machine, parachute, pile driver, and one of the first clocks to measure minutes as well as hours. Leonardo DaVinci was a very ingenious man. He was not only an artist, but a scientist, inventor, philosopher, and a writer as well. For many years, his accomplishments were not discovered, and for a very good reason. No one could read what he wrote. DaVinci wrote most of his material from right to left, and in his own unique style of shorthand.He would take two or three shorts words, and combine them into one long word; or take one long word and break it into a couple smaller ones. DaVinci also had the tendency to change subjects from one paragraph to the next. For instance, he would start by discussing 'What bodies will display lustre but not look illuminated?', and in the next start discussing 'Of trees that are lighted by the sun and by the at- "Also, they are returning to commercial and other use materials which are in increasingly short supply in a rapidly growing nation which must give more and more attention to recycling what it has," Ms. Snell said. "One of the problems which Teledyne and others in the same field run into nationally are the political difficulties which seem to have a penchant for showing up around garbage recovery projects." She added that the Weber County Teledyne operation is doing well and expanding its equipment. OGDEN UTAH Volume 41 mosphere.' He was also concerned about the welfare of the human race. He said in his notebook, '...And how and wherefore I do not describe my method of remaining under water... And I do not publish nor divulge these, by reason of the evil nature of men... Nevertheless I will im Issue 21 part others, which are not dangerous...' Jean Paul Richter, author of The Notebooks of Leonardo DaVinci, said 'He was born centuries before his time. What would he have been able to accomplish now? It is too bad we will never know.' I ! 5 - I j